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Bladder Campion (Silene vulgaris)
Bladder Campion is a native wildflower that originates from our grasslands, arable fields and roadsides. 
Flower heads are made up of white, deeply notched petals in front of an inflated calyx. 
 
This plant is a great addition to sunnier spots of garden borders with drier soil. 
 
POLLINATORS: Bees, butterflies, moths & hoverflies
 
WILDLIFE: Froghopper insect

Bladder Campion (Silene vulgaris)

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  • Height 90cm

    Perennial 

    Full sun/ partial shade

    Flowers June - August 

    Hardy

  • Best suited is well-drained soil in sunny areas or areas with dappled shade. 

    It can also grow in chalky soil, or soil with a high content of clay/ sand. 

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